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JANUARY 8, 1887.] 
THE GARDENERS’ 
dps 37°.1, and at Wolverhampton 379.2. The 
eneral mean was 39°.8. 
oe The mean of the seven low night temperatures was 
lowest at Жыры» 27°.3, at Bristol 28°.9, and 
at Nottingham 29°.1. The lowest at Truro was 
.6, at TT 329.8, and at Bradford 31°. a 
The general mean was 30°.6. 
The of the seven -— low = greatest 
at Phononi th 1271, ab Trwro 119.8, at Leeds 
109.6; and least at Blackheath 59.9, p^ oder 
15 and at Bristol 8?.2. 'Тһе general mean was 
? The e mean temperature was ае at Tru 41 b. 
at Plymouth 38°.7, and at Leeds 36? 
verpool, and rud ne at 
Leeds. The general mean fall was 0°95 in 
: Tempe rature. —During the week ending 
Peer 25th, a 
e 20th 
the reading was as low as 19°, whilst. Р Toten 
the tele reading was 25°. 
e gre а ranges of лега татан кар at Truro 
38°, pe Newcastle 29°, and at Pl 
least ra 
.5, and at Xu and Leeds 299.5. 
general mean was 279, 
—The largest е were 19.36 inch at 
1. 181 їп hid at Sheffield, 
were at Nottingham, 
0.32 inch at Blackheath, and 031 inch at Leeds. 
The genera} mean fall was 0.54° inch. 
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NH Pigg racy re „В. Butland. The flowers of 
sent for inspection were ~~ in size, 
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our thinking they аар more pleasing than the 
broad-pointed se, segmen 
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CHRONICLE. 
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late Mr. Thomas Moore, of the Chelsea Botanic 
Garden. 
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п the house again in the spring. 
dh Ss itu ation is totally 5 сүз for Cucumber 
"The 
cow-dung. 
rich enough, бай, moreover, is apt to engender 
fungi. 
MARGUERITES : B. Your leaves are eaten by the 
rub of a two- -winged fly, the history of which was 
our columns May 12, 1 
of all Kite E: a a as you see them, 
and burn them. (See 14.) 
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FIG. 14.—MINING-GRUB OF "MARGUERITE " LEAVES. 
CuTTINGS or ZONAL PELARGONI Young G 
dener. fore taking и іп in hé ebro d Pis twin 
nable them readily, 
me slight start into шо growth in 
of o is required, 
rat (3 res 
but the — of the cutting be cut off 
ly j a joint, and the nu 
may then be red to lie à in a dry p 
dry the cut surface and produce a slight foe 
of the foliage. 
Ecvcumamis: G. В. Another time send your inquiry 
to nay Editor and not to the Publisher. Your 
5 are affected with the Eucharis mite, so often 
and figured in the — We fear 
hirs мы nothing to be done to destroy the 
bul out the soil, and shat sf sabi 
cies aes J. M. T. The plant going seed 
this name is Myosotis ustris, a native 
Britain, of which there are five varieties, ма 
the shoots, to e 
must have made so 
No 
st ч other species of Myosotis amounting Aer 
. We are unable to 
седа ion given of the 
popular name, Forget-me-Not is correct. 
— Tree Catatocves: W. M. М., New York. We 
ve advised several firms to send you their lists. 
; Tarot У. С.В, . Before gr an dcm | as | Е бср 
to the cause of the shoots and foliage turning 
brown, we should like to have fuller particulars 
as to position of the heating m — 
manure water if any has been 
Names or PLANT S. We cannot beh rtake to 
name florists’ flowers.—77. A. 1, Pellionia - 
auana; 2, Begonia fagifolia ; 3, Lasiandra 
ranthemum variegatum ; 5, E. det 
C Has dipyrena, &c. 
Riis ACULEATUS : 
Ruscus e plant belongs to 
the Natural Order, Li 
The 
liaceæ, The 50-с. alled leaves 
regia para, 
wie. vm 
qua 
Some: UN: М. G, You had ve apply 
to Mrs. Hodgki 5, Beaufort Ave 
lington, эленер, bí exhibits төөчү ot hass 
leaves at various shov 
ow H. H. D. Sa ow is ten to twelve times 
ligter ice water; hence 12 inches of snow would 
be equal to 1°20 inch of rain 
Жайны cAPSICASTRUM : B. This is a 
South Brazil. 
vated, but Mr. Mackintosh, then a nurseryman of 
Hammersmith, has the credit of making it a 
popular plant in 1859. 
ue 
native or 
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Witam PauL & Sos, Waltham Cross—Seed Cata- 
ogue. 
CLARK Brorurrs г4 Co., 65, Scotch Street, Carlisle 
ead: 
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egetable and Flower Seeds 
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Farm and Garden 
рове Ж. & Co., 55 to 63, High Street, Rothesay, N.B. 
— Seeds and Plants. 
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CHARLES SHARPE & Со, Sleaford, Lincolnshire— 
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Cur. Lorenz, Erfurt, Germany—Seed List. 
E. Р. Dixow, 'Hull—Garden and Farm Seed 
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J. C. Tieni & Son, Gloucester—Seed List 
B. S. Wirriaws, Upper Holloway, London, N. —Seed 
Catalogue. 
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Catal 
there qd Stirling, N.B.—Vegetable 
W. DRUMMOND 
and Flow 
J. CHEAL & бона, rz Me, Sussex—Garden Seeds, 
зай ge e се & Со., Exeter— Fruit Trees. 
Ww й A 31, Fleet Street, Torquay— 
Seed "Cata 
Toocoop & Viren, 58, Above Bar, Southampton 
Iren Seeds. 
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Јонх ie eben 144, Princes Street, Edinburgh, N.B. 
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Amateur Gardene: 
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Barr & Sons, 12 and 
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Wil Rose.—C -C W. DJ. В 
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on Saturda: morning, January l, very 
М Botanic Garden 
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OORE, 
on Wednesday, Jan- 
2, at Stepney Lodge, Hull, 
, aged eighty-two years. 
54, n Street, Exeter— 
of the 
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